A dining room without proper lighting is like spending all day preparing a meal made of the finest ingredients but without any spices.
This 1980s brass and lucite chandelier features an etched floral design and center-down light.
13 t x 20 w
$249
If you fancy Chardonnay over Cabernet, then this pair of elegant sofas are for you.
Each of these custom 1980s curved sofas sit on a platform base, have a low back, and are quality at their finest. Both sofas aren’t just easy on the eyes but also extremely comfortable thanks to their down seat cushions.
82 l x 46 d x 32 t / w 18 seat height.
$895 each
Picking up seashells is fun and all but leaving bits of sand in your car is for the birds. Bring home the beach without “bringing home the beach” with this vintage painting.
This large 1980s painting of shells is just what your beach-themed bathroom needs!
37 x 37
$149
Whether or not you believe in Martians is irrelevant, according to Elon Musk we’ll be inhabiting Mars before you know it. That begs the question, how many carry-ons are we going to be able to take with us on a trans-planetary flight?
These 1980s metal lamps with lucite trim would be perfect for the desk or bedside table in your Martian condo.
13 x 19
$79/each
Being an adult means you don’t have to wait for a holiday for someone to buy you a nice gift. You can buy your own gift whenever you damn well please!
This fully upholstered 1980s bench features a wicked striped pink fabric.
50 l x 18 t x 19 d
$249
The dining table is so much more these days; it’s also a craft table, a school desk, a Zoom book club space, and a place where you can prepare dinner as a family. It’s good to be home.
This 1980s custom Parsons-style oak dining table features a parquet design and removable extension,
42 square or 57 long by 30 tall
$495
Honey do this, honey do that. Honey fold the laundry, honey take out the trash. Better be careful with honey or they might go on vacation and never come back!
This 80’s modern 9-drawer dresser by Stanley features inlaid detailing and a honey oak finish.
18 d x 71 l x 31 t
$495
Color doesn’t make the world go round, but it sure makes it more pleasurable to look at.
This 1980’s hand-painted mirror is a burst of color in a drab world.
24 x 31
$149
Every queen needs a sofa at the foot of her bed to store her plethora of outfit changes.
This classic 1980s settee features rolled arms and a low back.
64 in wide x 35 in deep x 26 in tall with 19 in seat height
$595.
When is the last time you looked through your Google Photos account and admired all of your beautiful friends? Instead of digital hoarding, print out a few of your favs and set up a display.
This 1980s brass photo frame was hand hammered and fits a 4 x 6 photo.
$24
When nothing in your life is exactly peachy, there’s one thing that is sure to cheer you up: a big beautiful bouquet.
This large 1980s peach ceramic vase features an abstract design.
18 in wide x 21 in tall
$95
In a hundred years from now, what objects will museum curators select to represent our society as a whole? An iPhone? A plastic water bottle? A pair of skinny jeans from H & M? Hopefully, there is a curator in the future who gives those with impeccable taste a head nod instead of just using gallery space to shame prior fast fashion lovers.
This pair of 1980 “basket woven” terra cotta lamps belong in a Natural History Museum in the future.
20 in tall x 14 in wide x 10 in deep
$295 pair
Why don’t you just go put another log on the fire is an insult that needs to be resurrected ASAP. What better way to tell someone to shut up and be gone, then singeing them with flames of scorn.
This set of 1980’s modern fireplace tools features a brass finish.
$195/ each set
If your nickname was “The Genius” and are now considered the pioneer of soul music, I think it’s safe to say you are not only A legend, but THE legend.
This original artwork entitled “The Colors of Ray ’87” was painted by artist Patrick Johnson, illustrator. C.1987.
30 in wide x 42 in long
$295
Listening to podcasts and binging Netflix might be a more acceptable way to consume media these days, but you’ve got an old soul. You’d much read words from tangible pages.
This amazing 1980s modern brass and wood etagere comes with new glass shelves.
38 in wide x 78 in tall x 16 in deep
$595
The 80s are back! Just kidding. For them to be back implies that they must have left, and we all know that just simply isn’t true.
This 1980s modern console table features a brass trim and glass top.
16 d x 68 l x 27 t
$349
You heard it first ladies and gentlemen. Casa Victoria now sells seashells down by the Silverlake seashore.
This pair of 80’s modern ceramic lamps share a shell motif.
12 in wide x 22 in tall
$249/pair
If you don’t want employees nodding off in the middle of meetings, you better not buy these chairs.
These 1980s executive chairs were crafted in North Carolina by Cartwright. Each chair maintains its original wool fabric and has an adjustable height, swivels and tilts.
27 in wide x 27 in deep x 37 in tall
$195 each
If going on an African safari is not on your 2019 bucket list, rest assured, you can still appreciate the calm nature of these fashionable creatures in the comfort of your home.
This 1980s zebra serigraph includes the blue frame.
29 w x 33 1/2 t
$169
What you see at Casa Victoria is not always what you get. While a lot of our items are perfect as-is, some of them could benefit from a little nip-tuck (if you know what I mean.) That's why we were so thrilled to have Reviltaliste, a full-service furniture revitalization company that handles everything from pick up to final delivery, acknowledge us as a go-to source for antiques and vintage in the Los Angeles area.
Trusted by top interior design professionals, Revitaliste makes it easier than ever to transform your favorite furniture into something you will truly love. In their most recent blog post, they've taken some current Casa Vic items and added their own design flair - from bold lacquer to fresh upholstery fabrics.
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